Read About Gerbil Cages

Gerbil Cages will give you peace of mind that your gerbil is safe and secure. Here's everything you need to know about this product.

Gerbil Cages - What are they?

1. Description:

   There are a number of gerbil cages that are commercial grade or home built grade. It is totally up to you as a gerbil owner as to what kind you'd like.

2. Who Needs These?

   Anyone that owns a gerbil is going to need a gerbil cage.

3. Why Do You Need These?

   It is a good idea to have a cage of some sort for your gerbil. Gerbils need lots of room to dig and play in order to be happy.

4. Types:

   You can choose from cages that are already built or you can have one built for you. The most common type of cage is a wire cage with a plastic base. There are also gerbil starter kits available however they often do not provide enough room for your gerbil. If you choose to use a starter kit, it is recommended to get two and attach them together with the tubing that can be bought as an accessory. Aquariums are also an option for housing your gerbil.

5. Benefits:

   The benefits of having a gerbil cage is it will keep your gerbil safe from harm and allow your gerbil a place to dig and play.

6. Uses:

   A gerbil cage is used to house your gerbil in a way that provides safety and security.

Gerbil Cages - Tips

1. Varieties:

   There are many different varieties of gerbil cages especially if you have one built for you. You can buy cages that are single or multi-level cages. Gerbils like to climb so they really like the multi-level cages. You can get your gerbil cages in different sizes and different materials. The most common material is plastic with powder-coated wire (like enamel).

2. Quality Choices:

   Make sure you gerbil cage is made of high-quality materials and durable construction.

3. Where to Use:

   You can put your gerbil cage just about anywhere in your house. It's best to keep the cage away from drafts. They should also be placed in an area where they cannot be knocked over or where items could potentially fall on the cage.

Gerbil Cages - Concerns

1. Safety Issues:

   When buying a gerbil cage make sure that it has latches and cannot be opened by the gerbil.

2. Behavioral Issues:

   Gerbils can be territorial at times, especially if being housed with another gerbil. It is best to introduce gerbils at a young age that are about the same size.

3. Convenience:

   The convenience of owning a gerbil cage is that you know your gerbil will be safe and secure while still allowing it to play and dig.

Gerbil Cages - How to Choose

1. What to Look For:

   Look for a cage that is of high-quality, durable construction. Make sure that it is safe for a gerbil, you may ask the place where you buy the cage if it's safe for a gerbil.

2. Expense:

   Most cages seem to run about $15.00 for a simple starter cage. The prices go higher the larger the cage and more elaborate it is.

3. Other Items You Might Need:

   You will want to buy supplies for your gerbil to go in or attach to his/her cage such as tunnels and exercise wheels. Gerbils love toys and they love tunnels.